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A Commentary on the Epistle to the Hebrews
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Following an introduction which includes an outline and synopsis of Hebrews as well as discussion of theme, origin, authorship, and date, Hughes makes a detailed verse-by-verse study of the text. Technical points are dealt with in notes and excursuses, making the work accessible to the specialist and nonspecialist reader alike.
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Biblical StudiesTable of contents
- PREFACE
- ABBREVIATIONS
- COMMENTARIES
- INTRODUCTION
- I. CHRIST SUPERIOR TO THE PROPHETS (1:1–3)
- II. CHRIST SUPERIOR TO THE ANGELS (1:4–2:18)
- NOTE ON THE EXPRESSION “IN THE BEGINNING” (1:10)
- NOTE ON THE VARIANT READING χωρὶς θεοῦ (“APART FROM GOD”) (2:9)
- NOTE ON THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE PARTICIPLE ἀγαγόντα (2:10)
- III. CHRIST SUPERIOR TO MOSES (3:1–4:13)
- EXCURSUS I: THE SIGNIFICANCE OF MELCHIZEDEK
- EXCURSUS II: THE MEANING OF “THE TRUE TENT” IN HEBREWS 8:2 and “THE GREATER AND MORE PERFECT TENT” I
- NOTE ON THE DEAD SEA SECT AND THE NEW COVENANT
- EXCURSUS III: THE BLOOD OF JESUS AND HIS HEAVENLY PRIESTHOOD
- NOTE ON THE PURPOSE OF THE REFERENCE TO “THE ASHES OF A HEIFER” IN HEBREWS 9:13
- NOTE ON THE TERMINOLOGY OF HEBREWS 9:16 AND 17
- V. CHRIST SUPERIOR AS THE “NEW AND LIVING WAY” (10:19–12:29)
- NOTE ON THE MEANING OF ἐπισυναγωγή (10:25)
- EXCURSUS IV: THE DOCTRINE OF CREATION IN HEBREWS 11:3
- NOTE ON THE VARIETIES OF INTERPRETATION OF HEBREWS 12:22FF.
- VI. CONCLUDING EXHORTATIONS, REQUESTS, AND GREETINGS (13:1–25)
- Migne, PG, 63; ET, London, 1893).
- Migne, PL, 100).